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Understanding 9/11Wishcollapse - Volume 2 [wh160]
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This is a sequel to Wishcollapse's serene synthesizer ambient of Volume 1 [wh130], released here last Summer.
Wishcollapse, a synthesizer ambient duo from Palermo Italy, presents a music both accessible and deep. This is a continuation of their sound explorations in Volume 1: Wishcollapse Vol 1.
Wishcollapse music seems to be adapted equally for imaginary sceneries of cosmic spiritual depth and for enchanted medieval taste panoramas. It seems really to be a perfect “musical equilibrium” for these opposite sceneries. –the artists
Wishcollapse are:
Massimiliano Grosso & Paolino Canzoneri
(All hard and software synthesizers and other electronic equipment)
Palermo Italy, 2011
Contact:
www.myspace.com/wishcollapse
myspace.com/paolinocanzoneri
Cover design by Wishcollapse
Track List:
01 Cosi come deve andare [05:00]
02 Opera incompiuta [08:46]
03 Superbia eorum [04:46]
04 Oltre Caronte [13:15]
Creative Commons license for Italy:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/it/
Creative Commons license for USA:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/
Wishcollapse, a synthesizer ambient duo from Palermo Italy, presents a music both accessible and deep. This is a continuation of their sound explorations in Volume 1: Wishcollapse Vol 1.
Wishcollapse music seems to be adapted equally for imaginary sceneries of cosmic spiritual depth and for enchanted medieval taste panoramas. It seems really to be a perfect “musical equilibrium” for these opposite sceneries. –the artists
Wishcollapse are:
Massimiliano Grosso & Paolino Canzoneri
(All hard and software synthesizers and other electronic equipment)
Palermo Italy, 2011
Contact:
www.myspace.com/wishcollapse
myspace.com/paolinocanzoneri
Cover design by Wishcollapse
Track List:
01 Cosi come deve andare [05:00]
02 Opera incompiuta [08:46]
03 Superbia eorum [04:46]
04 Oltre Caronte [13:15]
Creative Commons license for Italy:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/it/
Creative Commons license for USA:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Sethmol
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January 31, 2011
Subject: Tech Savvy
Subject: Tech Savvy
There are many aspects to the making of good music. Two of them are talent and skill. You have to be good at and you have to know what you’re doing. Wishcollapse have a lot of both. This album was constructed with such technical grace that I bow before the gods whose almighty powers forged such beautiful and breath-taking sounds.
Volume 2 is an atmospheric masterpiece with magnificent ambient compositions that left me speechless and brought tears to my eyes. There isn’t much I can say. Listen to it. It’s like you are standing on top of a waterfall, staring across fields and valleys. Above you the sky opens up and the constellations rain stars of bliss upon you. That’s the best thing I could come up with to define it. You need to experience it for yourself. The feeling you get is something that is very hard to describe in this limited language.
Volume 2 is an atmospheric masterpiece with magnificent ambient compositions that left me speechless and brought tears to my eyes. There isn’t much I can say. Listen to it. It’s like you are standing on top of a waterfall, staring across fields and valleys. Above you the sky opens up and the constellations rain stars of bliss upon you. That’s the best thing I could come up with to define it. You need to experience it for yourself. The feeling you get is something that is very hard to describe in this limited language.
